Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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a. Queen's Gate Gardens, north side, c. 1860–66, in 1972.
Queen's Gate Gardens, north side in 1972.
a. Queen's Gate Gardens, north side, c. 1860–66, in 1972.
C. Aldin, builder (pp. 283–4)
b. Bremner Road, c. 1876–80, in 1972: No. 189 Queen's Gate on right, W. Douglas, builder (P. 305). Nos. 11–13 Queen's Gate in background
Bremner Road in 1972.
Bremner Road, c. 1876–80, in 1972: No. 189 Queen's Gate on right, W. Douglas, builder (P. 305). Nos. 11–13 Queen's Gate in background
c. Elvaston Mews looking east to backs of Nos. 38–40 (consec.) Queen's Gate in 1972.
Elvaston Mews in 1972.
Elvaston Mews looking east to backs of Nos. 38–40 (consec.) Queen's Gate in 1972.
C. Aldin, builder